Sentence examples for settler days from inspiring English sources
However, the judges' chairman, Lord Baker, the former Conservative minister Kenneth Baker, said of the decision: "The judges chose Peter Carey's True History of the Kelly Gang because it is a magnificent story of the early settler days in Australia.
Kenneth Baker, the chairman of the judges' panel, called Mr. Carey's novel "a magnificent story of the early settler days in Australia, expressed through the unforgettable voice of a vilified man who came to stand for more than he knew".
Despite what the extremists say, a not-very-timid IDF will remove the settlers in days if not hours.
We examined containers and pottery tripods thoroughly for settlers on Days 4, 8, 16, and 23 after fertilization.
The pullout began on 1 August, and the last settler left seven days later – ahead of schedule, notwithstanding much-publicised protests.
But what matters is not the likelihood that a settler will one day live in territory where all people enjoy the right to citizenship regardless of ethnicity, but the fact that she does not live there yet.
Green Man is now so entrenched as a tourism attraction that tickets are being sold as a seven-day Settler's Pass, combining the festival with a horse-riding and trekking holiday.
He relocated to the Thirteen Colonies between 1720 and 1730, first to Delaware, then Pennsylvania, and finally as a "pioneer settler" in present-day Frederick County, Virginia between 1732 and 1735.
Prosecutors said he had acted in retaliation for a massacre of Muslim worshipers in Hebron, in the West Bank, by a Jewish settler from Brooklyn several days earlier.
AUSTIN Like Family The Old Settler's Music Festival, four days of Americana bands including the Gourds, Son Volt and Carolina Chocolate Drops, fosters a community spirit hard to find in the era of megafestivals.
JERUSALEM — After two days of settler violence that shocked much of Israel, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced Wednesday that some radical Israelis would be treated the same way as suspected Palestinian militants — detained for long periods without charge and tried in military courts.
